Really good time on the tour of the vineyard. Tom’s talk is engaging and brings to life his and his family’s journey to create some fine Devon wine. A great cafe for food (although I just grabbed a coffee) and a lovely shop stacked full on locally sourced products - taking home a few more purchases than originally planned! Great way to spend a couple of hours.

Delicious breakfast! The vegetarian stacked breakfast was so flavoursome, and my friend loved the mushroom egg Benedict muffin. Stunning setting, always a warm welcome, and a great team who make every visit a great one. Can't recommend this wonderful place highly enough. Thank you!

An amazing sunset tour of this West Country vineyard. Such an interesting tour - enthusiasm for the project shone through - and lots of information shared. Supper afterwards was delicious - so good to have opportunity to try local produce. A friendly, hard working staff team. Hope your project goes from strength to strength. Will recommend as a great experience.

Myself and a couple of friends went for a wine tour and had lunch afterwards. I really recommend going on the wine tour, Tom was very informative and had a lovely manner and he is very knowledgeable . The wine tasting was good too we had a white, rose and sparkling wine sample, needs to be slightly bigger samples though!! The lunch was also lovely I had the meat charcuterie, yum! Fab views from the cafe too.

Lovely birthday breakfast. Food, service, atmosphere all excellent. Thoroughly enjoyed by all (6 adults, children & a dog) & really thoughtful, helpfully attentive table service. Good value for money, well presented very tasty food, sensible portion sizes. Highly recommended.

To celebrate my 80th birthday my wife booked the family for lunch,when we arrived there was a slight delay as they were extremely busy. When our table was ready and we’d had a few photos taken,we were shown to our table and by way of an apology,treated to wine tastings of three of there delicious wines. Our food had been pre-ordered and as we chatted and enjoyed the wines, our food arrived which was beautifully prepared and tasted as good as it looked,mine was the roasted tomato and bazzle. Following this I enjoyed (well it was my birthday) the mango,meringue mess with a passion fruit liqueur to top it off. We all agreed that the service and food provided by this family owned business was second to none,so a huge well done to all…we’ll be back.

We did the vineyard tour and then stayed on for lunch. Everything was soo good we decided to come back the next morning for breakfast. We got very lucky with the weather for the tour which was held by Tom and his dad. The vineyard, wine making and cafe is all family run and the whole property has such a nice community feel. For lunch we got the sharing board which was stacked with delicious local Devon produce. Breakfast was equally as delicious. The cafe itself is such a beautiful space that has big open glass doors that open out for views over the vines and surrounding countryside. All the servers are absolutely lovely and attentive. We cannot wait to see what they next bottle up.

We stopped off for a coffee but was very disappointed as the service was so slow. Indoors was noisy although only a few tables were occupied so we opted to sit outside. I feel they could do so much more to increase the ambience of the place - metal tables and chairs add nothing to the comfort. Having waited for half an hour we gave up and left.

We received a voucher for Christmas from friends to do a tour of the vineyard and have lunch, and what a superb gift it turned out to be. It is a family run business and they were all so welcoming and informative. Their story is a heart warming one, and they are all so humble about what they have achieved, through a lot of hard work. They clearly love what they do and the experience they provide. The food that we had for our platter was absolutely top quality and the wine was a bit special too The setting was beautiful and we couldn’t help but be tempted to come away with a bag full of goodies from the shop. We will definitely be making the trip from Plymouth again to sample some more of its gastronomic delights.

What an amazing place! Was given a voucher for 2 people for a tour and lunch, and it did not disappoint. The sun was shining which was a bonus - we started with a really informative tour around the vineyard and the wine making area. We then had a sample taste of the white, rose and sparkling wines - all three were delicious. We then had lunch in the cafe which was a sharing platter with local cheeses, cold meats, nuts/olives and bread & crackers and an amazing damson chutney. The gluten free version was great with good quality gf bread and crackers. Of course it was accompanied by a glass of wine each. This was followed by dessert which we were too full to eat but we were able to take this away for later, along with the uneaten cheese we couldn’t manage. The cafe has other lunch options so is ideal for a leisurely lunch or dinner which a lovely view, you don’t have to do the tour. There is a shop onsite which sells the wine and chutney along with other items such as crackers and gin. All the staff were so knowledgable about the vineyard and the produce and the customer service from all in the cafe/shop was top notch. We wouldn’t have known about this place if we hadn’t been given the voucher as a Christmas present but we will definitely be back and will tell everyone about it, a real hidden gem and great to see a family business doing so well.